Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-11-26
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mense car shops of the CiDcIunati South. ern Hal way, at Ludlow, Kentucky, op posite this city, were burned completelJ 'his morning, with all contents. Loss over two hundred thousand dollars. Nd insurance.
 CHICAGO, November 1S-Wheat, cast 70 o-lS, May s2 l-l6. Corn cash, A l5-l6
 PARIS. November 18-Wilson and hi; family have quilted the Palace st Elysees great majority of the Republican members of the Chamber of Deputies have abandoned their intention to send delegation to ask President Grevy to resign.
 WASHINGTON, November I8-The o,- ncial Inst of members of the next House Of Representatives shovs that it will consist of l6S Democrats. l53 Republi- osns and our Independents. The Iude- pendents are Anderson of Iowa, Nichols Of North Carolina. Hopkins of Virsinis and Smith of Wisconsin.
 Los ANGELES, November lS-At 6 meeting of the Board of Trade last even | ing to consider the freight blockade, res olutions were adopted asking all roads to use their utmost endesvor 10 remove the difficulty.
 LONDON, November l8-Psrnell writes that his health is slowly but steadily i'm proving. Hs is nov staying at Hastings where he will remain during the winter, unless the weather becomes SO severe ss to compel him 10 lesve. He will not speak during the parliamentary recess.
 PITTsBuBG. November IS The twelve Bessemer rail manufactures of this country announce that they will order & general suspension of work m their in- dustry. The time is not stated but 1t is believed the suspension will occur De- oember lst. The unsatisfactory condi- tion of the rail market is given ss the reasons.
 SAN DIRGo, Nov. 1.-The sale of the Evening Bee, Mrs. Clara Foltz' paper, is confirmed. It was purchased by A. Fl. Howard and 1hos. Fitch, the price being Sl5,OOO.
 FRESNO, November l7-A special train of twenty cars loaded with rsisins left here this afternoon, consigned to 6 firm in New York. This is the first of full trsin-losd of rsIsins ever shipped from the Pacific Coast.
 MISSRAPoLIs. November 18-Nearly complete returns of the G. A. R. vote on the proposed dependent pension bill, have been received at the national G. A. R. headquarters ID this city. The vote is practically unanimous in favor of the bill.
 BERLIN, Nov. lS.-Tbe Czsr of Russia arrived here this morning and the preI- srstions to re.eive him were in keeping with his rank, Prince William of Prus- sIa went to Wurtenburg early and met a special train bearing the Russian I'm perIsl family. The escort met the party at the depot In this city snd acconps- niei them to the Russisn embassy. Grfat crowds thronsed the thorougt- fare and the great imperial party were enthusiastically received.
 Emperor William went to the Embassy and waited the arrival of the CZsr. When the latter entered the building, Emperor greeted him 10 a most cordial msnner The Emperor returned to the pslsce and the Czsr returned his visit, remaining st the palace half sn hour.
 SAN FRAsCIsCo, November lS.-The Transconiinental Development Com psny, incorporated today for the pur- pose ot obtaining various concessions from the Federal, or State or both gov ernments of the Republic of Mexico, such es the building of roads sDd rail ways aud to acquire lands for the pur- pose of colonIzatioD. etc. The capital stock is sl000O0 Among the directors is Jesse k. Grant, of New Yorf, son of General Grant.
 Los ANGELES, November lS.-EDgi- neer Rssk, who was sent out to hrd B pess through the Sierra Nevsdss for the new Salt Lake and Los Angeles rail road, has returned and reports & sue cesstul pass with easy grade and little tunpeling was found. He wonld rot state the exact location, but said posi- lively the route is not by San Gabriel csilon.
 NEW YORK, November lS-The su preme court today refused 10 admit Hong Ton Chang. a young Chinsmap, 10 the bar, he having passed sn oIsmi- nation, because he had not been pat urslized, though he had applied for papers.
 CHICAGO, November 1S.-The railway passenger and freight conductors Mu tual AIi and Benefit Association began it's thirteenth annual convention here today.
 WHIPPLK BARRACKS. Ariz-, Nov. ls.- 0. Clark was to-day sentenced to three years iu the penitentiary st Yuma. for grand larceny in stealing two horsef. Santiago Pideo was also sentenced 10 three years for stealing horse at Flag stsff.
 NENPHIs, November lS-The most disastrous fire that has ever visited this city occurred tonight, and resulted ID the complete destruction of l3,5OO bales of cotton, compresses Nos. 4 snd of inc Mercbsuts' Cotton Compress sDd Storage Company, srd forts cars b. longing to the Chesapeake and Ohio Southwestern Railroad. The cotton de stroyed was principally for export. l, was valued at s630,C00. The insurance cannot be sscertained tonight, but ID all probability 1t will not exceed 60 per cent of the loss. The presses and build ings of the cotton press company were valued at sI25.OOO, which were also par tislly insured. The fismes covered an area of three blocks and lighted up tbe entire city. The fire is supposed 10 be incendiary, and Walter MendeDhall, 6 railroad employe, has been arrested CD suspicion.
 THOMPSON FALLS, Montana, Novem- Der IS-The west bound freight rsn into drove of cattle near hear this evening. The engine and ten cars were totally wrecked. The train hands bad a mira culous escape from death. The engineer was slightly wounded. Four cattle were killed.
 PrrrsBuRG, November ls-The secre- tary of the federation of the miners and mine laborers will issue circular 10 the miners of the country providing that DO strike will be ordered in the future without the consent of both the feders- tiou and miners district assembly ot Knights of Labor. In case of strike. the organization having the majority ID the district in which the strike occurs, shall levy upon both organizations. The board meets in February to consider the reply of the miners.
 WASHINGTON. November 1S-Joseph Chamberlain, British Fisheries Com, missioner, in sp interview with several newspaper men WAS understood to say the proposed commission was to make an V L-